Bald Eagles

By: Grace Whitman.Bald Eagles.

Body

Talons, sharp claws. Beak, curved top part under eyes. Eyes, what they see with.

Habitat

North America. Tree or tall rocks. In nests.

Food

Ducks. Swans. Geese.

Life Cycle

Female Eagles lay one to three eggs. Eaglets hach six weeks after the

mother lay the eggs. Eaglets leave the nest when they are

12 weeks old.

Fun Facts

Bald Eagles are not bald. Bald Eagles use their wings to help

them swim. Bald Eagles often steal food from other

birds and animals.

Glossary

Beak – the hard, pointed part of a bird’s mouth

Eaglet – a young eagleHatch – to break out of an eggPrey – an animal hunted by another

animal for foodTalon – a long sharp claw

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